@Bexsy thats me too Becks....but as a dare as a kid i jumped off a single story roof of a house. I thought i could fly.....but, as it turns out, no. I plummeted and landed in a rosebush!! 😝😂
@JimboSaturn I love the sound of the rain off of one, it puts me right to sleep. I will look up at this insulted metal on the outside roof and just kick back and sleep.
Heck with the timber and beams I could hang me a hammock up inside too.
I have a fire escape that goes up to the roof, and when I first moved into that building the resident manager then had a couple of chairs where we would sit and look at the moon. But that was a long time ago, he passed away, new owners bought the building, renovated the roof and asked people not to go up there. I was fine with that, I’m leery around heights, anyway.
Certainly not. I haven't cleaned my eavestroughs this year even. I would rather climb a tree if I could or view the world from hills or mountains. My mind takes me to safer heights. The dunes locally are rather steep and challenging. I want a mountain!
I'm not sure if I could even get there. Even if, I'd have to get over my fear of heights first. But I can go on my grandmother's roof. Well, the last time I went I felt something like a panic attack building so...either I should do it more often or rather avoid.
I don't have the head for heights for climbing onto my roof!
Yes, I do enjoy higher viewpoints, and even standing on a box about a foot high greatly broadens the view from my upstairs windows, by raising me slightly above the adjacent street's roof-line. I'd considered making a small platform in front of the window, for that purpose.
No, being up high is scary and I get yelled at by my wife, I get "YOU'RE A FUCKING EPILEPTIC!!!! GET THE FUCK DOWN YOU MORON!!!". So I stay on the ground.
